Words tagged under "Farming"

wild grass

grass and weeds collected from a ploughed field, sweepings, rubbish, scraps, leftover

the area of farmland that may be ploughed with a pair of oxen

mix of rice and grains

early winter harvest

millet used as fodder

(of a field) harvested but still not cleared

growth that sprouts first from a seed, bud, shoot

ground not prepared and properly cleaned for receiving the seed

a way of sowing seeds

deed appointing an agent or manager, warrant authorizing the collection of rents of an estate

gram field, field of gram or chickpea

hard soil which is inhospitable to plants

grain of the cheap kind of rice

swelling, bloating, distension of stomach

tying of the marriage knot

earth, soil

(farming) land or field that is not irrigable

drug, medicine

a report, rumor, hearsay

unripe corn (chiefly barley) cut from time to time and brought home to be eaten

enclosed piece of ground, garden, orchard, kitchen-garden

fertile land enriched by inflow of flood water

crutch, used by the lame

common area for small congregation,drawing room, meeting hall or place, seat,

ground enclosed for the cultivation of the Piper Betel, betel-garden

sown field

leveller, an instrument for levelling ploughed land, a kind of harrow

sower, farmer, husbandman

(cultivation) sharer

backbiting

scarecrow

sowing season

a Raga which songs in the spring season, holi, phag and led etc song comes under this Raga, Charchari, Chanchari

dimple

mountain valley

ploughman, cultivator, tiller, husbandman

any ripe seed or grain that is chewed

splinter of wood, log of firewood

poor quality of paddy which is sown in the month of Chait

a land of black clay that is hard in the sun and sunken in the rain, it is considering best for cultivation

the loss of a chak or whole plot of ground by or inundation

division of a province or of a zamindari into brothels

a pulley, a mill

Agriculture: paddy peel

land under cultivation

depression forming a pool of water

throw water on a field from a bucket, to water, irrigate

the fourth part

forty

splash-board (of a vehicle)

become intoxicated, be drunk

edition, impression, printing

strong wind, storm

division (of crops, etc.) whereby the proprietor (or landlord) receives one-sixth

thatcher, roof maker

solace, patience

to sprinkle, scatter

boiled or cooked gram

to cut, to lop

a boy, lad

sparrow,

clayey soil

go, proceed, conduct, walk, move

a kind of grass or grain

duty, due, customs duty

a fractional division of land

nip, bite

partly cooked

astonished, amazed, confounded, flabbergasted

right

rope which fastens bullocks together when threshing out corn

one tenth of the harvest given to the reaper as cost

scarecrow

a strong, rich, clayey soil (regarded as the best, or second best, quality of soil; but requiring much ram to saturate it sufficiently for sowing)

throwing, casting

an assessment

assess the land-revenue

gross revenue of a village, gross assets of a village

sage, wise man

partial measurement or weighing (of produce of a farm), assessment of revenue based upon a valuation of the standing crops

a grantee, of Brāhman caste, to whom lands have been assigned by deed

act or process of treading out corn

the cultivated land located in hilltop mound

rake, harrow

rent

carded

dirty perennial of pine tree, a resinous substance

astonishment, amazement

the land which is given to Brahmin with cost free and exempted from taxes

land yielding two crops a year

the ploughing land twice, twice-ploughed land

forked branch

an insect which is destructive to the young indigo plants

low land covered with water, flooded land

a kind of black date, a type of bush that has white or pink flowers,

a fee received by the Qazi on the harvest

the revenue year

new leaf springing from the centre of plantain tree, sprout

a kind of harrow with teeth for eradicating grass from ploughed land

search, seek, thresh, tread out corn

a kind of powder that women rub on their faces to enhance beauty

damp soil, wet land

close, intimate (friendship)

impossible

filthy, dirty, stinking, odorous

a land measure equivalent to three square yards

instrument for twisting thread or string, reel

excessive rainfall or water flooding

fertile land near village, a village

cudgeling, a specific stroke in cudgeling

the homestead, the proprietor's own cultivation

spinning of the head, dizziness, vertigo -also encircled

a mortgage in which in which land is held as security, and in payment of the interest.

giddiness, vertigo

horse

circle

cloth button

frowning, frown

dues levied (in Bundelkhand) on every sharer and under-tenant in proportion to the whole expenses incurred during the year (it is so called as all kinds of miscellaneous items are included)

sectarianism

digging of earth around a plant to make soil soft

land near the border of the village

a disease of plants in which the new sprout from their roots stops their growth

crop of wheat and gram grown together, mixture of wheat and gram

the process of digging up soil for sowing

Agriculture: the process of getting the seeds of grains by crushed from oxen

wheat and barley sown together in the same field

mixture of wheat and barley, a crop of wheat and barley (or of barley and gram) sown together

graph

dust, cloud of dust, clouds of dust, a dust-storm, smog

the flower (or the pod) of the mahuʼā or Bassia latifolia

neck, gullet, throat, windpipe

to tread out (corn), to thresh

a pair of bullocks

a path, road

collarbone

bone

one who picks up bones, rags and other rubbish for a living, scavenger, sweeper

plough

be ploughed

plough

(lit. 'plough-weaponed'), an epithet of Balarām (as bearing a peculiar weapon shaped like a ploughshare)

assessment according to the number of ploughs in a village

possessor of a plough

ploughman, tiller

hal-bandī , q v

sweet maker and seller caste

deserving, having a rightful claim

a sum levied upon carrying and freighting

defeat, unsuccessful, torture

someone who belongs to the city of Herat

beginning of ploughing season

land over which the plough has been drawn,' the cultivated lands of a village

sickle

Agriculture: a wooden idol etc. planted inside the field which is intended to scare the birds

individual revenue, assessment of the land revenue, proceeds of land, the government revenue

the amount or donation that is officially taken from the every house and farm for the common expenses of the village

(Agricultural) original rent of land as rated in the reign of Akbar or at some remoter period, revenue

(Farming) other sources of income other than revenue

(Agricultural) government employee who is authorized to collects revenue from farmers on behalf of landowner and deposited to treasure

transfer of liabilities by mutual consent, in case of loan contracted by a landowner, conditional mortgage

a farmer, a renter, one who holds lands under a proprietor at a stipulated rate, a farmer to revenue appointed to make collections on the part of zamindar or proprietor on condition of paying a fixed sum

an excessive demand, a sever Jam

according to kind or species etc., specifying crops according to kind

land cultivated alternately by wheat or barley, and by autumn crops, land which is continuously cultivated

a brake, thicket, copse, underwood, brushwood

water-wheel

hurry, haste

loose cloak or wrap, loose or baggy dress, palsy, bag

stalk or stem of a leguminous plant (used as fodder)

a kind of big hammer

ornament worn by women on the forehead

genus, kind, stock, sort, mode

the wife of a jogī, a female devotee or performer of jog

a kind of creepers bearing tiny and delicate flowers having jasmine-like fragrance, Jasminum auriculatum

a blade or shoot of barley, corn, etc

embroidered (cloth)

feast given by the relatives after burial

crops of rooted vegetables like onion, garlic, carrot, etc.

clearance paper, paper containing the condition and value of the farmer and the farm and the amount of the payable amount

miscellaneous articles of broken furniture, used and old household items, rubbish, junk, scrap

non-hereditary tenant

a wheat corn in which a grain has not come forth

den, lair, moist lowland by a river, alluvial land

a value of ground measurement that is the twentieth part Biswansi

a gourd, the calabash

become barren, become saline

saline land

big pot made of clay, in which milk, curd, water are kept if needed also kept grains, pot, pitcher, earthen pot

who

favor, bounty, grace, graciousness, generosity

compressed, tight, tightened, tightly bound or strapped

harvest, reaping the crops, price paid for cutting the crop

a type of cotton

(of a name) be struck off, (of bank of a river, etc.) be eroded, be washed away, (of a canal) be dug, (of colour) fade, (of time, etc.) pass, be abashed, be put to shame, be cut, be cut off, be snapped, be clipped, avoid, be snapped, be clipped, be deducted, be killed, be murdered, have one's kite cut (in a kite-flying contest)

truncate, cut or ripped up, split up, deducted

embrace, grasp of the arms, armful

standing crop

crop ready for harvest

empty

low alluvial land

absurd, vain

government collections without the intervention of a zamīndār or farmer of the revenue

low-lying area

barn, threshing floor, barn, granary, stack, rick, stackyard

the sound of coins striking each other

(Agriculture) by-product of Kharif crop, such as vegetables, etc., which number about forty-five varieties

list of the fields in a village

ledger, account book

amicability, concord

till a field

(of moon) appear

be massacred

the hair of the head braided or tied up on the top, hair-knot

angle, direction, corner, earwax, pivot, portion

digging

open, loosen, expand, unravel

dry year, drought, general dearth

stick, baton, Metaphorically: penis

hoe made of wood, a kind of shovel made of wood

kisan, farmer, peasant, ploughman, agriculturist

a new leaf just sprouting, a shoot, sprout

pantry officer, store manager, storekeeper, Metaphorically: the caretaker

(Agriculture) to weed

(Agriculture) remove unwanted plants from (an area of ground), any wild plant that grows in an unwanted place, especially in a garden or field where it prevents the cultivated plants from growing freely

(Agriculture) all land revenue

a chasm (in a mountain)

bolts, hasps, holdfasts

a heap of grain, granary

a kind of grass or corn

Agriculture: a large hole made in a rock , like a well

rent-free (lands), allodial

imputation, allegation, false accusation or charge

registered representative of a village community (who is responsible for the payment of government revenue)

an early-sown crop, a crop sown during the cold season (and hence 'a poor or impoverished crop')

profit, advantage, gain, revenue, income, produce

(Agriculture) revenue-paying land

crookedness, curve, desire, interest, dirt, filth, scum, inclination, aptitude, bent of mind, tendency

Agriculture: corn

joint farming, mixed farming

maize

mind, heart, soul, will

autumn season

desert, barren land

places where cultivation is done

field, corn farm, land that is fit for farming, small village

lentil, peas, pulse

farmer

subtracted, deducted, forbidding, prohibition

overseer, surveyor, exciseman

cheap mixed grains

dirty, foul, filthy, unclean, ill-mannered, of low caste or birth, term used by Hindus for a non-Hindu, especially Muslim

grocer, keeper of provision store, shopkeeper, grain merchant, steward

the act of folding

a holder of rent-free land, a grantee

grant of land in perpetuity

grant of land in perpetuity

illegal land, illegal grant

business, deal, transaction

the gross amount of revenue payable to the Zamindar or Malguzar by the subordinate cultivators and through him to the government, which is then the Sadr-e-jam’ or State revenue

countryside, rural areas, outlying area of a district like village, towns or colonies

capable of cultivation, culturable, arable

(Farming) farm boundary

The post of village agricultural officer and its responsibilities

an appointment, fixed lease, fixed stipend, fixed tenure in perpetuity

a farmer who is occupied by a landowner on the condition that he pays a fixed amount annually, fixed-rate tenure-holder

a fixed and permanent rate of assessment

a piece of land measuring five acres on each side, square, four-sided, quadrilateral, quadrangle, quatrain, square, square (number)

dead body, corpse

(Agriculture) stipulated revenue, net amount of the revenue

carder's cudgel, handful, hit, large bundle, sheaf

tenant, farmer, a sower, a husbandman, cultivator

naked, nude, bare, unarmed, shameless

Agriculture: land that is less fertile or barren

annihilated, destroyed, vanished, extinct, non existent, destroyed

begin, start, proceed

reap the harvest

that part of farm where the water overflows

related to canal

canal system, irrigation to be done through canals

canal- irrigated land

a kind of small nose ring

tax for keeping aqueducts and pipelines in repair, water tax

Agriculture: salted soil, lime etc., salted material

trough made of hollowed palm-tree to make date wine

gazed, beheld attentively

down, low,

act of weeding, price paid for weeding

weed out, winnow

export, sale, net produce, out-turn, produce, income, profit, taxes or duties on goods passing out of town, discharge of water from springs or other outlets

gross assets

without work, unemployed, idle, serviceable, useless, worthless, good-for-nothing, unprofitable, base, poor, not fertile

land paying half the customary (govt.) revenue

earth abounding in salt, brackish soil

the registered representative of a coparcenary community (who is responsible for the government revenue)

screen or similar structure behind which one gets refuge or protection, place or means of concealment, covert, hide, cover, partition or curtain

land produce

containing much water, thin

soil submerged by floods and rendered unfit for cultivation, low lands where water lodges, a crop ruined through excess of rain

the act of weeding a field

(in farming) land that has recently become unused

land that has not been cultivated for a long time, land that has been lying without farming for a long time

a belt, sash or strap and badge of service, a board on which Hindus sit while eating or performing religious ceremonies, a deed of lease, a horse's girth, a wooden club or cudgel, baldric (for sword or other piece of equipment), dog-collar, lock of (man's) hair, muscle, the sport of fighting with wooden clubs or sticks

short footpath (in a field)

a superior quality wheat grain which is white in color and soft in texture

soggy marshy land

the back of a house

a belt, sash or strap and badge of service, a board on which Hindus sit while eating or performing religious ceremonies, a deed of lease, a horse's girth, a wooden club or cudgel, baldric (for sword or other piece of equipment), dog-collar, lock of (man's) hair, muscle, the sport of fighting with wooden clubs or sticks

son's son, paternal grandson, grandson

a silk fabric, a small glass bead

acceptance, fulfilment, approbation, written agreement, counterpart of lease

a coarse kind of grass found in barren land

sensual, passionate

Rani, queen, princess, card bearing a representation of a queen, most valuable piece in game of carrom, reproductive female in a colony of ants, bees or termites, driving, wielding

Persian wheel, wheel with small buckets on its rim used for drawing water

Agriculture: Tobacco, sugarcane, indigo plant which sprouts again after cutting

(Agriculture) sandy ground, porous soil

the piece of land on which the base of the sand has frozen due to the ripple of the river and it is not capable cultivation

tree

not quite fertile (land)

made better

sister-in-law

gist, essence, best or choicest part of a thing, substance, pith, heart, camel, denoting magnitude, similitude or possession, juice, extract, manure, starling, mynah, top, summit, head, worth, value

like flood

temporary canal dug for diverting flood water

insipid (style), blank (look or face)

Agriculture: the right of the village head or landlord who should be given certain material or money as a gift, the money that the owner of the village pays to the government as a percentage

Agriculture: a kind of royal tax that was imposed on the people during the Maratha rule

iron rod

lease (of house)

reed leaves used for thatching, Saccharum procerum

hole made in a wall by thieves, housebreaking

Agriculture: wheat grains which are not matured and become dry inside the ear (of corn) and become black, due to the weakness of the land, the grain does not have the power of moisture and it dries raw

Agriculture: the land on the river bank which has the effect of water below the surface

of Syria, Syrian

joint owner, joint sub-lessee, coparcener

subordinate cultivator holding lands in farm

culm of the grass of which brooms are made

damp, moist

land under the direct cultivation of landowner, first rate land

visiting the gallows/scaffolding

chilliness, cold

beginning

multiplied bi 1/4

a kind of shovel with which the plowed land is leveled.

the act of cleaning the farming field from of grass roots and crop cuts, weeding, wages for this work

masquerade, disguise, role-playing, drama, play, theatrical work

Agriculture: before plowing the field, digging out grass etc.

obedience, submission, observance

a boundary pillar built of masonry

three-pronged hoe

a kind of five-pronged spade for picking stone, etc, rake used for smoothing loose soil

sugar cane sapling

Stream, flow, stream of perspiration

the banyan or Indian fig-tree, Ficus indica

disgraced, bad, wicked, evil

to give land on contract for cultivation

(farming) uncultivated land, unploughed land